$10 for $20 Worth of Delectable Crepes and More at Crepes de Paris

Have you ever found yourself craving French crêpe, but didn’t feel like dishing out money for airfare? Many of us have been in that position, and rather than traveling thousands of miles to a crêperie in another country, we can now visit Crêpes de Paris locally in the booming Diamond Jamboree plaza in Irvine to satisfy our sweet and savory taste buds. Use today’s Perk to try $20 worth of freshly prepared crêpes and more for just $10.

Crêpes are as versatile as a Swiss Army knife. When filled with chicken, mozzarella cheese, mushrooms, black olives, and garlic cream sauce, you get a Paris Special Crêpe, which can serve as a main dish. Other savory crêpes include the Chicken-Spinach Crêpe, Curry Crêpe, Cheese Crêpe, and the Le Moulin Rouge Crêpe – smoked salmon with cream cheese and capers wrapped in crêpe. Crêpes can also serve as a dessert, filled with anything from fresh bananas and strawberries, to caramel, ice cream, and hazelnut spread.

If you want to save your crêpe for dessert, start with some classic sandwiches including ham and cheese, roasted turkey, or grilled chicken breast. You have the option of wrapping your cold sandwiches with croissant, whole grain wheat bread, or country French roll. Hot sandwiches can have toasted country French roll or whole grain wheat bread. Crêpes de Paris also serves soups, salads, and cheesy omelettes. The complete list of sandwiches, crêpes, omelettes, and salads can be found on their menu. Before you leave, energize yourself with a cup of latte – topped off with latte art designs. Remember to tip the original value of your orders!

Crepes de Paris boasts 3 stars on Yelp and a full 100% rating on Urbanspoon from 7 votes.

"What was most shocking to me was that the crepe tasted much sweeter and fluffier than I had imagined it would. I can't emphasize how interesting the sweetness of the crepe complimented the savory sauce, chicken, spinach, and mushrooms. All in all, an extremely enjoyable lunch, my only regret was that it was far too filling to order a dessert crepe as well. I recommend sharing here, for certain."
-Ken P, Yelp - 5 stars

"When you see that they've got a "peanut butter and jelly" crepe (Le P&J) on the menu at Crepes De Paris, you might suspect that this place might have "Americanized" written all over it. However, rest assured, other selections (e.g., nutella crepe) are exactly what you'll eat off the streets of Paris."
-Holly W, Yelp – 4 Stars